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Apéndices/Appendices Apéndice/Appendix 1 Apéndices/Appendices Apéndice/Appendix 1 Plantas Vasculares/ Plantas vasculares registradas durante el Inventario Rápido Maijuna, del 14 al 31 de octubre 2009 en Loreto, Perú, Vascular Plants por Roosevelt García-Villacorta, Nállarett Dávila, Isaú Huamantupa y Corine Vriesendorp, con trabajo adicional en el herbario por Robin Foster, Isaú Huamantupa y Nállarett Dávila. Nombres de las familias siguen Mabberley (2008) pero usamos las familias de Stevens (2010) cuando son distintas de las de Mabberley. Proveemos nombres de las subfamilias cuando los géneros habían sido transferidos recientemente a nuevas familias* y para la familia Fabaceae. PLANTAS VASULARES / VASCULAR PLANTS Nombre científico/ Sitio/ Fuente/ Especimen(es) testigo/ Scientific name Site Source Voucher(s) Curupa Piedras POLYPODIOPSIDA Adiantaceae Adiantum sp. x Co H 12942 Aspleniaceae Asplenium cuneatum x Co H 13195 Asplenium serratum x Co H 13068 Asplenium sp. x Co H 12999 Cyatheaceae Cyathea alsophylla x Ob — Cyathea spp. x x Co H 13074, 13101, 13243, 13253, 13272 Dennstaedtiaceae Lindsaea phassa x x Co D 5704; H 12946 Dryopteridaceae Cyclodium meniscioides x Co H 13401 Didymochlaena truncatula x Co H 13102, 13123 Lomariopsis japurensis x Fo — Hymenophyllaceae Trichomanes ankersii x Co D 5734 Trichomanes diversifrons x Co D 5626 Trichomanes pinnatum x Co D 5713 Trichomanes tanaicum x Co D 5623 Trichomanes sp. x x Co D 5712, 5714 Lomariopsidaceae Bolbitis nicotianifolia x Co D 5676 Elaphoglossum sp. x Co D 5715 Polypodiaceae Campyloneurum sp. x Co H 13014 Microgramma fuscopunctata x Co H 13070 Microgramma reptans x Co H 12893 Microgramma sp. x Co H 13148 Polypodium sp. x Co H 12935 Schizaeaceae Schizaea elegans x Co H 13157, 13399 Tectariaceae Cyclodium mensiosciodes x Co H 12974 Vittariaceae Polytaenium cajensense x Co H 12890 (Desconocido/Unknown) sp. x Co D 5695 CYCADOPSIDA Zamiaceae Zamia sp. x Fo — 250 RAPID BIOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL INVENTORIES INFORME/REPORT NO. 22 Apéndice/Appendix 1 Vascular plants recorded during the Maijuna Rapid Inventory, from 14 to 31 October 2009 in Loreto, Peru, by Plantas Vasculares/ Roosevelt García-Villacorta, Nállarett Dávila, Isaú Huamantupa, and Corine Vriesendorp, with additional herbarium Vascular Plants work by Robin Foster, Isaú Huamantupa, and Nállarett Dávila. Family names follow Mabberley (2008) but family names from Stevens (2010) are given when they differ from those in Mabberley. Subfamily names are given when genera have been transferred recently to new families* and to break up Fabaceae (Leguminosae) into subfamily groups. LEYENDA/LEGEND PLANTAS VASULARES / VASCULAR PLANTS Fuente/Source Nombre científico/ Sitio/ Fuente/ Especimen(es) testigo/ Scientific name Site Source Voucher(s) Co = colección/collection Fo = foto/photo Curupa Piedras Ob = observación/observation MAGNOLIOPSIDA Acanthaceae Especimen(es) testigo/Voucher(s) Aphelandra sp. x Co H 13027 D = Dávila Justicia comata x Co H 13060 H = Huamantupa Justicia sp. x Co H 13058 Mendoncia glomerata x Co H 13010 * En particular, para los géneros anteriormente asignados a Mendoncia lindenii x Co H 13069 Asclepiadaceae, ver Apocynaceae; Pulchranthus adenostachyus x Co D 5641 para Bombacaceae, Sterculiaceae Sanchezia oblonga x Co D 5644 y Tiliaceae, ver Malvaceae; para Achariaceae Capparidaceae, ver Cleomaceae; Carpotroche longifolia x x Co H 12936, 13294 para Celastraceae, ver también Goupiaceae; para Guttiferae, ver Carpotroche sp. x Co H 13445 Clusiaceae y Hypericaceae; para Mayna odorata x Co H 13086 Flacourtiaceae, ver Achariaceae y Alismataceae Salicaceae; para Quiinaceae, ver Echinodorus sp. x Co H 13199 Ochnaceae; para Ulmaceae, ver Amaryllidaceae Cannabaceae; para Verbenaceae, ver también Lamiaceae; y para Crinum erubescens x Co H 13061 Drypetes (antes Euphorbiaceae) Eucharis sp. x Co H 13282 ver ¡Putranjivaceae!/In particular, Anacardiaceae for genera previously assigned to Anacardium giganteum x Ob — Asclepiadaceae, see Apocynaceae; Spondias venulosa x Ob — for Bombacaceae, Sterculiaceae, and Tiliaceae, see Malvaceae; for Tapirira guianensis x Fo — Capparidaceae, see Cleomaceae; Tapirira retusa x Ob — for Celastraceae, see also Anisophyllaceae Goupiaceae; for Guttiferae, see Anisophyllea guianensis x Fo — Clusiaceae and Hypericaceae; for Annonaceae Flacourtiaceae, see Achariaceae and Salicaceae; for Quiinaceae, Anaxagorea brevipes x Co H 13260 see Ochnaceae; for Ulmaceae, Anaxagorea phaeocarpa x x Co H 12875, 12983, 13250 see Cannabaceae; for Verbenaceae, Annona edulis x Co H 13107 see also Lamiaceae; and for Annona spp. x Co H 13017, 13091, 13096 Drypetes (formerly Euphorbiaceae) Cremastosperma cauliflorum x Co H 12928 see Putranjivaceae! Cremastosperma sp. x x Co D 5640 Duguetia spixiana x Co H 12880, 12895, 13105 Duguetia spp. x Fo — Fusaea sp. x Co H 12966 Guatteria acutissima x Co D 5679 Guatteria boliviana x x Co H 13099, 13298, 13300 Guatteria elata aff. x Ob — Guatteria mediocris x Co H 13244A Guatteria megalophylla x x Co H 12940, 13304 Guatteria meliodora x Co D 5705 Guatteria multivenia x Co D 5629; H 12870 PERÚ: MAIJUNA JULIO/JULY 2010 251 Apéndice/Appendix 1 Plantas Vasculares/ Vascular Plants PLANTAS VASULARES / VASCULAR PLANTS Nombre científico/ Sitio/ Fuente/ Especimen(es) testigo/ Scientific name Site Source Voucher(s) Curupa Piedras Guatteria spp. x x Co H 13031, 13212 Guatteriopsis sp. x Co D 5656 Oxandra euneura x Co D 5632, 5670; H 12932, 12977 Oxandra sphaerocarpa x Co H 13332 Oxandra xylopioides x Ob — Oxandra sp. x x Co H 13112, 13434 Pseudoxandra cauliflora x Co H 13249 Pseudoxandra polyphleba x Co H 13377, 13380 Trigynaea sp. x Co H 12881 Unonopsis spp. x x Co D 5635, 5661; H 13302 Xylopia cuspidata x Co H 13286 spp. x x Co H 13191, 13414 Apocynaceae Ambelania occidentalis x x Co H 12950 Aspidosperma verruculosum x Co H 13083 Couma macrocarpa x Ob — Lacmellea sp. x Co H 13265 Matelea sp. x Fo — Odontadenia sp. x Co H 13364 Prestonia sp. x Co H 13320 Rauvolfia sp. x Co H 13174 Rhigospira quadrangularis x Ob — Tabernaemontana markgrafiana x Co H 13022 Tabernaemontana undulata cf. x Fo spp. x x Co H 13013, 13244b, 13301 Aquifoliaceae Ilex sp. x Co H 13306 Araceae Anthurium atropurpureum x x Co H 13227, 13051, 13119 Anthurium breviscapum x Co H 13062 Anthurium diazii x Co H 13120A Anthurium gracile x Co H 13318 Anthurium kunthii x Co H 13097 Anthurium trinerve x Co H 13255 Anthurium spp. x x Co D 5636; H 13216, 13209 Dieffenbachia spp. x Co D 5672; H 13088 Dracontium sp. x x Co H 13229 Philodendron aureimarginatum x Co H 13126 Philodendron megalophyllum x Co D 5692 Philodendron spp. x x Co H 13207 Rhodospatha sp. x Co H 13353 Spathiphyllum spp. x x Co D 5680; H 13170 252 RAPID BIOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL INVENTORIES INFORME/REPORT NO. 22 Apéndice/Appendix 1 Plantas Vasculares/ Vascular Plants LEYENDA/LEGEND PLANTAS VASULARES / VASCULAR PLANTS Fuente/Source Nombre científico/ Sitio/ Fuente/ Especimen(es) testigo/ Scientific name Site Source Voucher(s) Co = colección/collection Fo = foto/photo Curupa Piedras Ob = observación/observation Stenospermation sp. x Co H 13348 Urospatha sagittifolia x x Co D 5646; H 13417 Especimen(es) testigo/Voucher(s) spp. x x Co D 5681; H 13179, 13392 D = Dávila Araliaceae H = Huamantupa Dendropanax sp. x Co H 13033 Schefflera morototoni x Ob — * En particular, para los géneros anteriormente asignados a Arecaceae Asclepiadaceae, ver Apocynaceae; Aiphanes sp. x Fo — para Bombacaceae, Sterculiaceae Astrocaryum ciliatum x Fo — y Tiliaceae, ver Malvaceae; para Astrocaryum murumuru x Ob — Capparidaceae, ver Cleomaceae; Attalea butyracea x Ob — para Celastraceae, ver también Goupiaceae; para Guttiferae, ver Attalea insignis x x Fo, Ob — Clusiaceae y Hypericaceae; para Attalea sp. x x Fo, Ob — Flacourtiaceae, ver Achariaceae y Bactris maraja x x Co H 13424 Salicaceae; para Quiinaceae, ver Bactris monticola x Co H 13077 Ochnaceae; para Ulmaceae, ver Chamaedorea pinnatifrons x Co H 13262 Cannabaceae; para Verbenaceae, ver también Lamiaceae; y para Chelyocarpus ulei x Fo — Drypetes (antes Euphorbiaceae) Desmoncus mitis x Co D 5701 ver ¡Putranjivaceae!/In particular, Geonoma acaulis x Co H 13231 for genera previously assigned to Geonoma arundinacea x Co D 5667 Asclepiadaceae, see Apocynaceae; Geonoma camana x x Co D 5631; H 13258 for Bombacaceae, Sterculiaceae, and Tiliaceae, see Malvaceae; for Geonoma cuneata x Co H 12944 Capparidaceae, see Cleomaceae; Geonoma macrostachys x x Co H 13270 for Celastraceae, see also Geonoma maxima x Fo — Goupiaceae; for Guttiferae, see Geonoma piscicauda x Co H 13248 Clusiaceae and Hypericaceae; for Geonoma poeppigiana x x Co D 5634; H 12941, 13261 Flacourtiaceae, see Achariaceae and Salicaceae; for Quiinaceae, Geonoma pycnostachys x Co H 13089 see Ochnaceae; for Ulmaceae, Geonoma stricta x x Co D 5733 see Cannabaceae; for Verbenaceae, Geonoma spp. x x Co D 5709; H 12954, 13189 see also Lamiaceae; and for Hyospathe elegans x x Co D 5682; H 12996, 13423, Drypetes (formerly Euphorbiaceae) 13428 see Putranjivaceae! 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